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  • Linux's CleanCache Set To Be Cleaned From The Kernel After Being Hyped Up A Decade Ago

    Phoronix: Linux's CleanCache Set To Be Cleaned From The Kernel After Being Hyped Up A Decade Ago

    Merged into the mainline Linux kernel a decade ago was the CleanCache patch series but now it's set to be retired...

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  • #2
    Just waiting for a nerdy hobgoblin coming out of the woods to disagree.

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    • #3
      you could have chosen a better frontpage image, couldn't you?

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      • #4
        Originally posted by rockiron View Post
        you could have chosen a better frontpage image, couldn't you?
        I hope it is not his toilet

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        • #5
          Maybe the OEL kernel has some non-mainline features that use it?

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          • #6
            I thought CONFIG_ZSWAP used it? I've been enabling ZSWAP on all my kernels for years!

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            • #7
              >Oracle
              say no more
              the kings of hyping useless technology.

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              • #8
                Another amazing contribution to the open source world by Oracle.

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                • #9
                  I wish this thread would CleanCache... The like counter is miscached and so when I click on 1 it jumps to 5...

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by tildearrow View Post
                    I wish this thread would CleanCache... The like counter is miscached and so when I click on 1 it jumps to 5...
                    With my experience of having to maintain friends/family "websites" that run on PHP and the kind of "caching solutions" that exist out there, I am not surprised tbh

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